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2: 7 Ctf , • is 41, -A , .. 4 - 7A fierar-d3.4FFCr t! • 4 , . S .. F - t'tl. NUMBER 4825.] THEATRE ;ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Marci 3, 1808, will be performed KAIS ; •1:4, ,LOVE IN THE DESERTS. The Characters by, - Mr. BRAII AM, Miss LYON, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, - Mr. - MATHEWS, RAYMOND, Mr. rowELt;. Mr. PUTNAM, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DIGN UM, , • , , Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Signora ST.ORACE, Mrs. MADUOCKS. • • WITH .THE MAYOR OF GARRATP:k • ,• Sirj4teobi4llup, Mr. PEN LEY ;, Major Sturgeon - M r . Dt)vv ,)N ' , :jmy'Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL t' • ' Crispin lieeltap, Mr. DE CAMP ; -Mrs..439eak., Mrs. ElAlti:OU E ' Mrs. 13ruin, Miss KELLY. Boxes Gs. Second Prise 350--Pit 3s. 6d. 'Second Pike l. 3 'allery 23. Sec,nd Price Is.—UpPer CallerY 1 4. Se c ond ' . Price 6(1.—N0 Money to he returned. Places for the Boxes to be takenof Mr, Spring,.at the Box- • Office, Russell-street. Thu, Doors to be opened at Half priSt - FiviiVand begin at pan lilX. ()n Salurday, the Comedy of The Inconstant; with the new Musical Farce of In and Out of Tune.. . • • THLATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO - MORROW EVENING, March 3,' 1808, will be pci formed THE WANDERER ;, • Or, TILE RIGHTS OF HOSPITA,LITY. trhe 0 vertuiz and Musk tomposed- by MT. bA VY essst., The PROLOGUE to Mr. be R 'spokea 4) by Charaetqc. 4 )Y• Mr. C. KEMBLE; Jr. principl POPE, Mr 4 ..ERUNTON, Mr. BLAN . I:IIAR,D. Mr. CLAREMONT, • Messrs. TREBY, KING, .LEE, ML. lAwcErt, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. ATKINS, W. MURRAY. Mr. TRUMAN, ' iMiss SMITH, Miss NORTON. • Lila of Ae,t t (composed by Mr. BOLOGNA, sun.) A New BA Lt.ET, ipc:dental to the Drasn.t, robe Perforincd by the Misses ADAMS ,and the Corps de The EPILOGUE to be spoken by Miss NORTON. WITH WHO WINS ? , Or, THE WI DuWis CHOICE, The Characters by Mr. FAWchTT, Mr. LISTON, 141. • SIMM9,I, Mr.' CHAPMAN, Mr. DENMAN, Mrs. C. KE:4IIiLE, Mrs. LISTON, Miss UF.iCAMP.' Boxes 6s. Second PIRA: 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price " - Gallery zs. Second Price a.—Upper Gallery tit. Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned. Places For the Wikes to bL; taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Acix-uilice, in Ha-street. The Doors to b.: opened at Hall-past Five, and begin at liall-past Six. • • On' Saturday, The Woodman ; with Who Wins.? ~. EAGLE INSURANCE', COMPANY. THE , SHAREHOLEtERS who haye not signed are tlrt Deed of Settlement for Establishing this Cornpany r re quested to attend' at the Office, in.Coraill, ail S i re the sth inst, to execiolt - the same , and prevent their tarns being forieitedio the Concern. Order of the Dircaors, - • C a "WM. HE ETHANI, Secretary. ,le - Office Cornhill, March 1, 468. •' • - . - Pot h• t 0 AGED and DEBILITATED, anct for GOUTY and PARALYTIC Come4mt4Ts. WALSH'i GINOEft SEEDS. THIS Prepration of Ginger is recommended for hitch Indigestion, Weakness, Cramp and Paini in the sto c:,,, and in atl Disorders where Cordial Medicines are ne 6"4rY• They arc also serviceable in 'Cold, Flattilent, A -ut Y' and Paralytic Complaints, and Debility arising from or other Causes. Those ‘vito suckle will tind them par r jiitiarly adapted for that period, .as they remove that faint . 4 so generally experienced, correct the Milk, and prevent atutericies, so NW to Infants. They readily' dissu've In 7,_Y ee hquid, and are preferatile to common Ginger, being „,c . ,1 from the impurities, ard the woody. and 'fibrous parts 1 .! tilt! root. The quantity of a tea -spoonful Maybe taken at either alone, and chewed and gradually swallowed, andssolvd. in a cupful o rea, or f a glass of or Wine Water. Prena r • I or na • l aunt sold only •by F. C. Walsh (InventOr and Vo - r k t,"""). Chemist to his Royal Highness the Duke and "°. tee, Strand, London, in bottles AS. Std• 6s, t is. each N. N. the outsid • ae are genuine but those signed F. C. Walsh ou e of each bill of directions. . , .. . CUS TOK,HoUSF, LONDON, 4 asth Febtuary, iBoB. FOR SALE' BY Order of the llonetural le the Commissioners of His Ma jesty's Custo uts, on la.u'esdi a sand, Weelnesdayhe 2d. Thursday the -ct F• Of March, e Y 4tn, Wednesday the 16th ' B4 , :it 41 's -c h . Y :e t o l 'Cloek in the AfteMuonsdf the said Oars, in the Lung (loom, Customhouse, London, •• . HE tolloWint- GOODS, which are allottd -in ,_ , lev era i s D nut ea l i l er Qza a n s ti l t v i eso i f a o s r inc better . aecOminodni" of'th '' w4nrile Purchasers. private Persons„ . whe choose to FOk HOME CONSiJAIPTION„'. - 2 k ill; Brandy, Geneva, Wine, - Cordialt, Teai Ey. ~ , I n o Haerlem Oil, Mangoes, Musk, China, l' Coit e e , tnecolate, Su_gar, and other Grocery, Plate G lass , Opium, i l ‘t )o ,l, Boats, Deals, Masts, spars, Staves Mahogany, Flour, d iotL Y, Oats, Mats, T0nae,...0 Ashes and Cinders, "..vo 6 jleir L o n 'lt Shawls, Stockings, Leather Gloves, BootS, Shines, Vans" 3, Lace, Veils, Sewing Silk, •Ptihts, Lot:tittered Ware, 1.1, Coraellan Stones, Beads anti Ornaments, Fire Arms, ti l 4 rtit Rugs, Leather Pantaloons and Ilreecites, and sundry ter sorts or Goods, as menticnted in the Catalogue. , . • . 1 ,, CLEAR OF ALL' DUTIES': —-- • • Tooe Tobacco Ashes and Cinilqrs to be viewed at the Icing's 14,"ake .Warehouse, London Docks; the. Boats, Deals, ki , i ( l i sta il art. at the Tobacco Grodnd, near Greenland Dock -- ; • to,naLthtiother Goodi at his Majesty's Wareneue, Cue. 8 9th "u,.#m London, on .Saturday.' the 27th, ,anil Monday the th„,.„. 0 ( ebruary, eli, and on the days oldkale, front Nine in -"Jrwlerilingto One iu the Afterncion,where Catalogues will be delivetad. ke e ott ee — Sundry'Watehes, Trinkets, Woollen Cloth, ag e which arc . for sale.on Wednesday. ..sitta t6th of. Marctrir. . ~..,9 will no't be on view till - the Nioßday and Tuesday pre. '4,„,tri the,Sale ' . . .. • ...., , . . Vrrf 4(l6 beitglit at this Sale must be paid for on or before' ote 4 ri, the'tst of April; iliefl, between the hours 6f Nine b e .„ o 9( in the Morning i .'" ' the ant, ", 'ace in Afternoon, or ttle thal,itt iiii4de.thetia., will absolutely'bcceme forfcizeti, and , •:.Ys ) % l44 esioitt.Rt a t'tit tate Sale, - • ' , -i I ` Y~~ WEDNESDAY, MAR,cHI!, IHOB. ea-Please to , pbserve NEXT TUESDAY ! LTORNSBY and CO. beg leave to apprize the A al. Public, that the DRAW IN G of the STATE LOT TERY cornmences. on. TUESDAY_ NEXT, and that it is of material consequence to every . Purchaser to. buy their Ticket or . Share before the Drawing begins, titlittwise they will lose k very great - advantage. A corre& Book -of each Day's DraWing will be kept for the inspedion of those who honour HORNSBY and Co. with their Commands, tree of Expellee. • ,• SCHEME. - '• 3 Prizes of - Xzo,spoo - - arc - • - £60.0n0 3 - - - tempo • -- . - 4 - - - - 5) 060 2 . IP ••• I,doo'' - •to,diss 30 - 500 %. - 15,000. - - 1 5 - - - - ICO • . - • , • or • .4,500. * - - - - sa ' .. . - .... . • .. 3,000 1,000 - - - - • • 2.1 ; - - : - - -•- Z 1,4,0 0. 5 , , !03 --- '. • Ii .',-•.- - - .. - 76,500 25,000 Tickets. Czso,ooo CITY L t OTTERY. TICKETS ind SHARES are on Sale ; the lowest Prize 200.01. the highest Pnze 25,0001.' Orders by Post, or Carrier, ex ecuted qn Ahe saute Terms- - as if prescnt, kr 26, COR N HILL c 52, CHARING-CROSS; and ST. Alt G KET's HILL, Borough. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Three VOis. and adorned with Plates, • price 18s. in boards, JHI WORKS of SOLOMON .GESNER.— • Trinslated from the German; with some Account of his Life and Writings. Printed for T. Cade,.ll and W . .. Davies, Strand. - This Day was published, Elegantlyprintecl, in 4to. price Ope Guinea in bomis, A TREATISE on the COlNS;ofthe REALM; in a Letter to the King. • _ - • By CHARLES. Earl of Liverpool. Printed-for Cadell and W. Divies, Strand. Of whom may also be had, the last Edition of his Lord ship's Discourse on the ConduCt of thn Government of Great llritain, in respect to Neutral Nations. Price 45. This Day was published, --Elegantly printed in 4to. with several Engravings, • price 21. 2S. in buaids, I-1 RONOMIA ; or, A Treatise on Rhetorical kd Delivery : epinprehending, many Precepts, both 'an ,Cient and modem, for the. proper 'Regulation of the Voice, Alm Countenance; and Ciesture-. Together with an I nvesti lation of the Elements otTiesture, :Awl a new Method tin . the Notation thereof ; iilustrired'hy in: Figurer. • - .ljv the Key. C I LIM kT AUSTIN, A. M.. Printed for T. C,ideil and W. Davies, -Strand. , . LOSE'NO TIME. • ' ' ' • The Wheel. gees . round -ou TUESDAY. NEXT ; All the PRIZES are floating, -and conseqUently many of the CAPITALS may . .he drawn the very first aly. 3 Prizes of - k 20,600 - are - 3 . • . . .. ••.. . 13,000 - - 30,000 4 - - 5 .000 23,000 20 20,000 3 0 '' " ' S °° WIFT and .Co. No.:I t, Poultry (established in L.)the hear - '1759). and No. -13, Charing...cross ; next door to the. 'Golden Cross, are• selling the TICKETS. and - SI.“ RES Ofthe - above Grand State Lottery, whieh .contains a greater number of Capital Ptizes than ahy fornier Lint*. the,'l,lCKbl S and SNARES of the CITY LOT TE.Ic Y, which contains •o,nly ao,ooo - Tickets. The Prizes are first . rate Freehold (louses, di4charged . ial Land-Tax, atid valued at 164,c001.' as trader s ' Valued.at • - £25,004 - 7 Valued at - ,Cooto 7 00 0 6 - 3oco 4 . - - 6.1,00 t - - -* - - 2000 Price of a City ticket ,C 7 tq o . Half - ,C 4 • 0 Eighth . . ,Ct t Quarter - a. o Sixteenth - 10 6 NEXT TUESDAY, ' STATE, LoTTEK t Y begins Drawing, • • And contains the hallowing unnsually. itiOt List of iIAMTAL‘PRIZI;S: - Prizes of ••• - . L60,000 3 - - - • 10,003 - - 3,4000- 4 - , , 5,30 . - 10 . 100 zo . - - 1,000 - 3o - .f o p , - Na ‘,2 4 _I)VIFT and Co. O: Poultry, andICIO..I2, L. 3 Charing-cross, 'recontrifind to titeir alt.{ the l'ub• ti ti above Scheme, 'is poSsessing superior Advantages to tottery for inlity yeais past. Not Three Blanks to , a Prize, extraordinary number of Capitals, and none of the Prizes fixed for pirtietflar •Days. SW.I ET and .Co. have teen remarkably • fortthiate in the Sale of Capitols. They sold the Ticket No. 11.07 a, the eniy Prize of - 40,0n01. sold in the last Lottery, besides several inferior Capital N . WILL. PAY YOU-WELL FOR READING. Q HARES of TICKETS SIXTEEN SHILLINGS Li, a Tickat,CM Al' it at I. W A R 1412: 12!5, Nu. i 6, Corn hit!, than at the other Qrfices. The Staterrient .ot Prices, as under, will clearly prove the great Saving to the Public : WAR. NER !S Prices, I Other Offices' Prices, , A Wording a good Profit. I which they avoid Publishing. Half - 'z o - - ,Cto Is o V,uirtcr - - s 6 o I Quarter. - • s 9 o Eighth - - x 13 6 Faghtli - 2 15 6 'Sixteenth z 7 o I Sixteenth . - i 8 NEXT •T UESPAY; the - ilth• hlarch, the Wheels of the GRAND STATE LOTTERY go round, abundantly stored with. Capitals, three times,the number of limner Lutteries, viz. _ , _ 3 - of • - - ,00,000 120 .. 'of - - ,Cl,OOO 3 . of -: - io,ooo 3o - of; • . • soo 4 - of 4 - ¶ ,OOO 45 - .of - . 100 &c. 1:c. &c. Persons in the Country, senitinK Letters (po.t.paid), on. ♦losing l ink Notes, Post-011ice Orders, or short-dated hills, wilt find ail additional advantage. at I. Warner's, as the Country Offices frequently put on an extra Prolit. - upon the enormous price of the ether . London Offices. Letters enclosirig Bank Notes, Bills, or Post-Office Or, lets, must be paid Uouble Postage; and Letters enclosing Cash must be paid Treble Postage. SUFFOLK. AND ESSEX. CAPITAL OAK.TINIIIER. To be SOLD by AUCTION, in.:Twentt-six LOTS, By Mr. THYNNE,' At the Coftee.honse in the Town of Sudbury, on Saturday, the sth of March, 18a, at T & hree Clock in the A ftern.ion, EIGHT Hundred and Ninety-oue Capital OAK Ttt EES,.of very large Dimensions in general, with. their Tops and Bark, standing in Adult, Newton, and Bul. trier, within a short distance of the.Towu of, Sudtitiry, from whence there is ready communication to London, and the SeVeral Ports - nu the. hasten% CU4St of the Kingdom. The Timber at Bultner may be viewed by applying to Mr. Daniels, near the Plough, IShimer Tye ; that at Newton, by applying at Newton Hall; and that at 'Won, on application to Mr. Sparrow, At Adion Hall, of Munn particulars May be had . ; also at t he White Horse, Ipswich; thq Cups, Col. chester ; the Angel, Bury ; 'at the Place of Sale; of Mr. Hayward, Long. -Melford, Suffolk; 4i)(1 cif Messrs, Kent, Pearce, and Kent, Land Agents, Craig's-court, Lohdon. • tor RHEUMATISKS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, Sic Dr. STIAR's OPODF,I.DOC. - - In .the.Starnp round each 13(ittlo are engraved the Words, it F. Newbcrry, No. As. St. and. those without, this distinttiOn are spiniouS. Success of . this Medicin - has given rise to a' great number of Counterfeits, 4S Wellas to 3 `wh v4riety of Em &c. brocations, Essences, Liniments, some of iCh are so hot and strong, as often to excoriate, _tp cause blisters, of even to contract the sinews ; and others 'arc su weak as- to be of no effect : but tins 0 podeldoc„ . by its happy,combinationi by. the union of efficacy and satoty, will ever triaintainits wonted eminence .and superiority. By its warm, penetrat- tag, and attenuating q•J,tiltieS, it is a moat excellent remedy fur external RheuntatlslllS and by its strengtiiening powers, it Jpeetiiiy restores the parts which are injured by llrtilSes and s d rAins ; it is of great service in Cramps, or Numbness in Stiffness or Weakness of the joints; as al 6in promoting Circulation in the Limbs when in: a • paralytic stag ,it is lik ew ise particularly successinl in Chilbains, and, it used in .tune, will Trelient therm breaking, hilt in this complaint a' little of it should be - dissolve,i in a spoon, and applien Solt} only by F. .Newberg and Sons; N0.`45, St Na'tfi's, four Voors trout the .Coach-w . uy from heapside,..!Lonion, price Mi. 6d. each. -ifottle, duty included ; and, bY . Their p o intment, by Bacon and co.(ixfurd.,street .;. Witoe, Uiii liond-street nayley and Cu` ociesliiii:street ; Ward, Mid dle-row , ;- Clatite,.Aurnugh High 4 stro et; • ,cancan,. 1001' Exchange; Dicey and Sutton, bow Untrch-yard ,• .and Harris, Cotner .01 L'udgato-stroct. -• , • This.D.oy was publishea,. p Mt gantly printed in Two Vols. *O. with a Portrait of Lord Karnes, t4c-tirnilos of his Hind- writing, &c. price 31. 33. in'hoards, IVEIFAIOIRof S;of the-LIFE and WRITINGS 1. the Him. LIEN KY 110 NIE, of. Karnes, one of the Senators of , the College of Justice, and one of the Lords Commissioners of 1 ustieiary in Scotland : containing Sketches octhe Progress ot Literature and General Improvement in Scotland, during the greaterpart . of the Eighteenth Century. IV Pio these IN , Mhoirt,. which throw most important light on the Literary History of Great Britain, during the last century, .the Public is indebted to the pen of the Hon. Lord W4,watlOUielee, uric of the ludges of the Court of Session in Scotland. Palm:Hot C;ka‘ieil. and W. Ilraviek, Strand ; and W. Creech, grliribni i iii.• A very . few Copies are.printed on Royal Paper, price 51. ss. PORTUGUESE LgTTLa.s. This Day Were published, • Beautifully printed in torAscap Bvo. embellished withal fine • Engr.tviii ‘ twin t Dc:411{11 by Craig, price 49. hd. LETFERS frotn a POUTUGUESE NUN - to a FRENCH it t ENDER at.I.ISBON. Translated by W. R. BOW LES, Esq. London :.PublisVied. by S. A. and H. 0(14, 97,0xford-street. oit shit tints, whvas the. Fren.h eVitany. t luvinc driven the Royal tiothe of Braganza trom . their Capital,. are in posses, sion of Lisbon ; and coininitting every spec ies, of sacrilege in the religious housp, it is conceived these Letters, which are well authenticated, will be perused with peculiar in tereit. • This Day was putinshed, In Two Vols.; Voolscipilvo. yfice i4s. in extra boards, H E FALL .CAMBRIA. A POEM. 1 lay lOSEPII. CtiTTLE. erinted for Loniginart; kinrst, and Urine, Patemos. tcr.row. This Day was Published, In Two thick Volumes, Quarto, price 41. 4s. in boards, AC N ETYIVIOLOGIAL DICTIONARY of the SCOT ri sit i.A N UAG.E, illustrating the words in their ditreicni Signiticationsi by examples front Ancient'and . Modern Writers, shelving their affinity to those of enter Languages. and especially the Northern ; explain. jug litany terms, which though now obsolete in England were forinerly common to both Countries, and clucidping National kites, Custoins; and Institutions, in their analogy t., those of other .N ations : To which is prefixed, a Disserta. tiolv on the Origin of the SrottitAt Language. By JO/IN JAMIESON, D.D. Fellow of ,the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and of the So. Orthe Antiquaries of Scotland. Printed for Longman,' Hoist, Rees, aad Orme, Cadell and Davies. aud . l-1: D. Symon , ls, London; and %V. Creech, Constable and Co. and W. litackwoodoEdiuburgh. • ..• This Day was published, . •In One Volumq, Svc.. price 7s. In boards, A N ILLUSTRATION of. the GE NERAL 1 A. EVIDENCE establishing the Realitycif,CHßlSrs RESURRECtON. By GEORGE COOla, A. M. _ Ministekof Laurent:Ail*. Printed fdi Longtnan• Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Patemos. ter.row ; and Peter Nitl, iidinburgh. . . FINE ARTS. D EATH ON THE PALE HORSE ; ,Or p The Opening of the Seals. RtV . IMATIONI, CtLiptyr vi. Vera; 7 and 8. Front tt Sltctk.hj by 13. Wcst, Esq. President of the Royal - - . Academy". This subject is intended to eXpress the triumph of Death over alt things, by means of that variety of human calami ties and mortal suiliningis which pestilence, famine, and the sword, together With she vices Of man himself; have introduced into the world. Its objet Is to express universal desolation, to depid all the methods by which a world may bedostroyed. • An eminent water, whilst the original piaure was upon' exhibition ►n the Louvre at 'Paris, has passed the following praise, which deserves to be recorded for its' equal elegance anti itutness, Atte( reviewing the criMposition at large; he concludes, " This is the most difficult Of subjects which the pencil of man could undertake ; but the painter has wrh.t.RD kt, it has been DON t." •• isio.XXVIII. of LA 1141,LE, ASSEMBLES, publish. .ed March t, contains a most' masterly and.acourate Outline of tht sketch] done immediately by his permission, under the inspeCtion of Mr. West.—Except in the otrrLisit forak,,nosngraven- Plate has ever been executed from this Picture, wnich, from its elevated rank in Art, and tini‘ cr_ sat celebrity, deserves to beenrolled in the cOliediOn O r t y man ~t taste and lover of . . _ ."1:11is Nunthet likewise calitaillS_ II beautiful. Portrait of a distinguished feinaleid the 'Royal Flnuily ; the London Fa. shiono tor the month; Tyrolean Costumes; an . exquisitt Song ; and an exqiiisito eftteru lot Ma:die-work ; .togettiet with an elegant and Scieotitic Literary Miscellany, particn, i „la trY on the•departniont (Attie Fine Arts. Nos. 16 A nd 27 , ofthe saute w orX; contain the seven CAr -I°Tl4 at Rapliaet, 'anal t, c Death of General Wolfe; all ex- I4u l sitelY engrAven , in Ottiltoc t ,itutad:tign to tt . .c usual deco- Tationt, and Lite9ry Miscellany. 1 . Primed-1 - 4r. loinv Hell, -WeAtty icleisenger Ofßc&,' South. tnPto n •lnee tt, 6 t um! , .01 ii hom the - iitebent aad..precedi lig :•zi. , _4 tubas , clay . be 1 kaa ,iiti tilka, condition, at iiall.A.ClOWlk 1 ' N.B. The 7t4i, ;*,:. W'r,iit• 14 ' 'Printed 'and Entivliiihod in an .1- Pfil imin. . style fairly •,. • . 1 • —lculattd toforat 4 . 11.%,1 „AM. 4 ,rce. teltro f ..... c94P Pictg. Ladics!...Lad 0 (;.. . . , • This flay,waS published, .. , Elo,,ontly printed di t Ss. in boards, SAUL ; POE:11 : • iti Iwo Parts. By WIL ANI . SOll - IEBY, Esq. Printed for T:.Caddll and W. Davies, Strand. Of %hem May be had, by the same Author, t..(Aeron ; a PO,:sn: from the German of Wieland, second Editior, elegantlY primal, in tivo volumes, with twelve En gravings, by Hemh, Warren, FfieaKlc , &c. from ;piaures by Mr. Fuseli, pike Iss. or on; large Paper, with:aim. Irn pressiolls,:ll. 2. Oberon ; or, [Won de. Bon rikau ; a Mask; and Orestes, - a Tragedy ; printed togetlia, otie.volume, price 7s. • (PRICE SIXPENCE PICTUdILLING.OFFICE, Feb. 24,' ;18)8. HE commissroVEßS for ncruil LLIN O A- - iiis mAyEsTi""fv/it/F do hereby give on Thursday, the . 3d of :Iforyb, tbry,will be lead' , to g eedve Tenders, ill writing (valid' up), and treat for Five Tbuscn Ells of CANVAS 'or PUDDING 43AGS, to be an prt..,..r samples to 6e produced with the Tenders ;- to be dellvete 1 in 'o , te Month into the Plana/hog Steer at . Deptford ; and be pqy by Bills, payable, wi th laterosl, nittev days after date. . The Conditions of the Cinti'aEl may be Teen at the Secreta4' Office. No regard will bi had to any _Tenderly Which the ,Price not be inset red, in words at length, or that shall not be deli qqe,l I'l the Board - before' One o'clock on the said T/surrJ4y, the; ;1 of March, nor unless the`rs Peon - who makes the !'ender , or sum • Person on his behalf, attends, to anrwer when called•fol.. IfICTU.II;LIATG-OFFICti, • Feb. 14, !sag THE CONIMISSIONERSfor VICTUA L L/ Air) His Majesty's Navy d ,. 'bireby give Notice, Met o ? 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